Borage for Beautiful Hair

Borage has a number of well documented constituents, that preserve your beauty inlcuding alkaloids  and an essential fatty acid called gamma- linolenic acid (GLA). Borage oil, evening primrose oil, and black currant seed oil all contain GLA, a fatty acid that the body converts to a hormone-like substance called prostaglandin, which has anti-inflammatory properties.
Herbs such as calendula flower, comfrey leaf, horsetail, coltsfoot, slippery elm, echinacea flower, borage, elder flowers, immortal, and yarrow are just a few herbs that help topically with cellular regeneration.
One great way to try it is Super Salve Company's various eye creams, and  the stand out product Replenishing Hair Mask.
Or go see Jessica Rockwell at the very chic Salon Blast in Seattle, near the Montlake Cut. Both upscale and affordable, the deep conditioning shine and style are $30.

Perfectly Healthy Shiny Hair

Perfect hair is the perfect accessory. Once a week, use a clarifying shampoo followed by your regular shampoo. In your shampoo, put a couple drops of your favorite essential oil, this week I have been using geranium. Leave it in your hair for several minutes, while you use Power Repair Skin Cleanser on your Clarisonic brush. The gentle brush helps move lymph. Rinse your hair, then take a dropper full of Organic Herbal Hair and Scalp Treatment massage into hair, then apply your favorite hair mask over it. I like Kerastase, and the oil stretches the expensive mask and enhances the results. 
In Seattle, see Jessica Rockwell at Salon Blast for perfect blowouts. Deep conditioning Shine treatment for $30!  Salon Blast is an upscale salon with habit forming prices.